Mockingbird sounds
Mockingbirds and their close relatives deliver single whistles, repeating phrases and long polyphonic songs that shift between clean streaming delivery and rapid imitation of other birds, car alarms or sirens. The list also holds several non-mockingbird species such as icterine warbler, white-browed mockingbird and campo sabiá whose calls are not named in the category title. Most recordings run between twenty and thirty seconds, giving full natural phrases rather than brief stabs or hour-long ambience.
41 sounds
Mockingbird sings
Ringing singing of a mockingbird in the wild
The measured whistle of a mockingbird
The chirping of a bird
Continuous various sounds of a polyphonic mockingbird
Different sounds that a polyphonic mockingbird makes
Repeating bird whistle
Long bolt — series of phrases without pause
Night serenade of unpaired male
Tropical mockingbird — Caribbean trills
Sensontle — Mexican mockingbird
Campo sabiá — voice of the Brazilian fields
Varadero mockingbird — Cuban song
Icterine warbler in a leafy crown
Greenish warbler — european relative
White-browed mockingbird in the pampas
Anxious call at six in the morning
Alarm signal — sharp repeats
Series of warning calls
Two birds converge in a territorial dispute
Attacks an intruder — diving cries
Alarm siren performed by a bird
Series of imitations — bird mix
Mockingbird repeats a car alarm
Mockingbird imitates a crow
Mimicking the observer
Polyphonic repertoire — dozens of phrases
Imitating other voices with one mouth
Imitating neighbor birds' calls
Clean streaming mockingbird song
Morning concert in a Florida yard
Serenade on the roof of Alfama
Northern mockingbird singing by the house
Northern mockingbird on a windy pasture
Measured singing on a branch
Expanded song with variations
Midnight serenade in Burbank
Night song in New Jersey
Virtuoso singer — northern mockingbird
Evening chorus with mockingbird
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